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Toldos - 4th Portion
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Toldos - 4th Portion
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Join as we learn together for the fourth
day of parish has told us Wednesday
Parish has told us chapter 26 verse 23
yesterday we spoke about as
dug the wells he got into a few
disagreements with the shepherds of Gur
until he uh dug his that there were no
quarrels over And today we see a travels
from
and he left from there he went to be
verse 24
God appeared to him on that night and he
said
I am the God of your father
of the father
do not be afraid
because all of what you've went through
I am with you and I will bless you
and I will make your descendants
numerous
for the sake of my servant.
Verse 25
after had this vision of Hashem
built an altar there
and he called it with the name of
Hashem. He invoked Hashem.
He pitched his tent there
and then he built then he dug another
his servants dug another well
but they did not discover water
immediately
verse 26
and aime came in the meantime came to
from
And together with came a group of some
of his friends and the chief of his
troops.
What does the mean?
So Rashi explains verse 26.
A group of his friends that came to
visit him.
Rashi brings another opinion who may uh
disagree with what this may mean and he
explains as follows.
There are those that explain
the word means
that means comes from the actual
is not that the not that the main word
is and this means
but actually the foundation the root
word is
that there were three 30 friends.
So that the word and the word of should
be connected one another like you says
and not.
So therefore the me ofu becomes part of
the uh root word as well. However,
however Rashi says he still believes
that the first interpretation is correct
and he says why
you don't talk about the king that he
took with him.
You don't say he took his friends or he
took some of his friends. You have to
say that means all his friends went with
him.
It wasn't all of his friends. Only some
of the people came with him.
And therefore, you have to explain that
like the first interpretation that he
only took one of his friends.
So you may ask then so why does it say
it should say
even though that it's not the word
that's connecting to it?
We have this interpretation. We have
such type of setup in other places where
the PK adds a tough at the end of a word
even though it's not connected to the
word afterwards like
to help salvation from the pain and
suffering
in drunk but not from wine. So you see
over here as well when you have the word
at the end of the word it does not
necessarily have to connect to the word
afterward. And therefore over here when
it means that he brought some of his
friends he doesn't mean that he brought
all his friends he brought some of his
friends or one of his friends together
to bring to to come to visit
as Rashi continues in this vein
a group
who are close together.
Verse 27
says to them,
"Why did you come to me?
You guys hate me.
How do I know you hate me?
You sent me away from you. You didn't
want me to live with you."
Verse 28.
When they responded, "We have seen
that God is with you." And we said,
"Let there be an oath be made between us
between us and between you."
And we will make a covenant with you.
Rashi explains what does it mean? A
double vision.
We saw with your father
and we see that with you as well that
God is with you.
Allah say let us make an oath. What is
this oath that's between us already
from the time of your father?
Let us continue this oath between each
other.
Rash verse 29.
So that if you
that if you will do with us no evil
that we did no harm to you like we did
with you like we treated you in only a
good way.
We will we will then send you off in
peacem.
Now you treat us the same way and are
blessed by God.
Meaning to say
like we told you
go from us. We didn't make anything bad
from you. It was just that we wanted it
only be good.
Meaning also you
should also do the same for us and be
kind and be good with us. This concludes
a Torah reading for Wednesday, the
fourth Torah reading of Parasolus.